description Chequer Shoal Overview
Chequer Shoal is an offshore shoal in the southern North Sea near the mouth of the Humber, off the east coast of England. Navigational references place it at approximately 53°33′ north latitude and 0°10′ east longitude, with an east-west orientation. Its shallow and irregular seabed makes it a feature of nautical charts and an area that vessels must consider when planning routes.
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Where is Chequer Shoal located?
Chequer Shoal lies in the southern North Sea near the mouth of the Humber, off England's east coast. Its approximate position is 53°33′ north and 0°10′ east.
What shape does Chequer Shoal have?
The shoal has an east-west orientation and a shallow, irregular seabed. These features make it a navigational hazard for vessels using the southern North Sea.
Is Chequer Shoal near the Humber?
Yes. It is located near the mouth of the Humber on the east coast of England. Nautical references place it offshore in the southern North Sea.
Why does Chequer Shoal matter to navigation?
It is shallow and irregular, so it can affect the safe passage of vessels. Nautical charts identify it as an offshore shoal rather than a normal deep-water route.
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